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John W. Troy, who has been attending
the Port Townsend public school for the
past year, leaves today to visit his parents
and friends at Dungeness.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. 81. Cad
well of Orcas for couple of boxes OF
those fine 'Jucunda" strawberries. Cad
wells berries are already becoming quite
a feature in the local market-and they
fully deserve their rapidly rising fame, as
they have only to be known to be con-
sumed like the proverbial hot cake
Those we received were large and unus-
ually fine favored.
Richard Mcdonnell, the hotel man OF
Old Tacoma, has leased hotel at Sum
ner IN the Puyallup valley. "Dick" is
never happy unless be is watching some
hungry man eat.
Mrs. Philip Rollins and son came up
from Dungeness yesterday.
And now the Tacoma World is trying
to get up a muss. It says that Port
Townsend newspapers are abusing Ia
COMA on the university question. Port
Townsend newspapers have abused no.
body, but opinions have been broadly
limited at, relative to few individuals
who, after having been appointed by the
M. Z. conference to complete contract
with the Port Townsend Board of Trade,
have since used unfair means to nullify
that contract in the interest of Tacoma
That's what we have found fault with
Mr.. World. Tacoma is all right.
, 1887-06-30

ments of account are being sent out TO
patrons, to which If is hoped they will
give their early attention.
The Tacoma reporter of the Seattle
P.-L has interviewed Bishop Fowler on
the location of the Unive rsity; and, out
of long dissertation published, we
gather exactly what the Bishop told Port
Townsend people while here, viz: that
our location was not his choice, but that
the whole matter had been irrevocab!y
settled provided our bonus had been
squarely made up in value. Some OF
these pays those up Sound people will
wake up to the fact that :here is such a
place as Port Townsend, and that Port
Townsend has actually done something
public spirited, and has really captured
a prize.
, 1887-06-30

Master BERTHE Holcomb is down with
typhoid fever.
Judge VIM. Korter has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks.
The walls of the new brick building
bsisg erected by the Vaa Bokkelens are
nearly finished.
The front of the ARGUS building is 10
be extended. and some alterations will
be made.
School exercises today were quite in
tsfesting. Teachers and Pupils will now
take rest. Prof. Craven expects to
visit few weeks before starting east.
President Powell Of the Territorial
University at Seattle is in town, accom-
panied by his daughter. Thcy are guests
OF Dr. Hinkler. Prof. Powell is quite
teebie.
The A. o. o. W. monthly Reporter,
nsued from the Office of Grand Recorder
Whssler in Portland. il a sprightly, val
uabls little journal, It ought to kays
vide circulation.
Edward Merrill. a laborer. skipped
ont" yesterday, taking with him thirty
dollars belonging to his room mate, A.
j. hsrkeom. carpenter. The police
Officers are trying to work up the case.
and il 6 clue is obtained the fellow may
be captured,
An ARGUS reporter visited the site OF
the new public building today. We
found work progressing finely under
Supt E. W. Deyoe, by contractors Car
kssk and Bash. The stone being used
nom Chuckanut quarry is said by good
judges to be a. fine as any in the world,
and the character Of the work being
done on this building will reflect credit
on the contractors and oa the govern
ment
ofFIoxHs ELEcTED.-At meeting of
Juan de Fuca Lodge. a. o. U. W., held
last evening, the following named per-
sons we're elected to fill the offices from
snly lst to Jan. 1st: Master Workman,
Alien Weir; Foreman, \. Weymouth;
G'stsseF, Obas. Pink; Secretary, J.
Aaaoaehi Financisr. Jas. jones; treas
ufsf, u. d. Hill; Guide, o. H. Holcomb,
taside Watehman, - Draper; Outside
Hachman, I. Torjusen. G. W. Flint,
VIII become Past Master. G. NJ. Brad
shaw was elected to represent the lodge
~ tae next session of the grand lodge to
Dc held IN Portland, July 18th.
, 1887-06-30
The at'reklp Ar9ns.
From Tnursday's Daily,

From TnursdaS's Daily.
Seattle is projecting quite a celebration
Of its own.
Prof. Plummer, OF the Bishop Paddock
Grammar School in Tacoma, is in town.
Dr. Hunt went TO Duugeuess today,
10 be absent a week.
1t is reported that Waterman & Katz
will erect a large brick warehouse at the
rear OF their store.
Mr. J. Wilcox and family, and Mrs.
Richard Martin. Of DungenesS, were in
town today.
E1.GoY. Geo L. Woods, of Oregon,
will deliver the Fourth Of July Grafton
at Portland this year.
Bishop Fowler and family arrived last
evening from Alaska on the OlymPian,
md proceeded at once to Tacoma, where
be will lecture tonight
Charles B. Sweeney, an old and popu-
lar steamboat engineer on the Sound, is
living dangerously i'll "a: the hospital with
cancer OF the stomach. AIR. Sweeney
first came to the Sound years ago to run
the Anderson for Finch and the Wrights.
We have received from Warren l.
Hastings neat and handsome cards an
nouncing graduating exercises at :he
Hastings Law School in San Francisco,
to take place June 18th. Warren is a
member Of the graduating class of ST.
The Mexico has jlst come out of the
dry dock looking Gs neat as pin. She
has been freshly coppered and painted,
and runs better than ever before. She
brought from San Francisco 1lS0 tons of
freight and 10l passengers. Freight:
Victoria, 275 tons; Port Townsend, 265
tons, Seattle, $50 tons; Tacoma, 140 tons;
and Vancouver, $50 tons. Her passen-
gers were as follows: Victoria, "A; Port
Townsend, 4; Seattle, II, and Tacoma, 9.
Among her freight for this place was q
large lot Of machinery for Alaskan ports.
Mayer Smith says he did not so much
object to the amount named in the Tib-
balls contract with the city for water, but
he thought five yoars too long time to
contract for. He would favor a contract
for two years. Harry Tibbals thinks he
should have some substantial encourage
ment and protection by the city, on &C
count OF having invested SO largely and
taken such risks to secure important ac-
eommodations for the public Just how
the matter will end is conjecture
Probably it will so over for the new city
council,
, 1887-06-30
RETROSPECTIVE.

/ Fifty ycars-sn the records say
Ut this transient life are gone:
And. - ioOk back DER tht: way
And see the good l NIGH have done,
:. l tTemhle, when l think and sec
liow merCifUl the Lord hath been
with all His lender love to me-
How little have done for Him.
, The Lord il full of love, vet lust,
And should / stray or even fall,
SHAH 20 safe if Him | trust
- find in Him no fault at all
i In his blessed promises rest,
tor true l. all that He hath said,
And IN His service | am bIest
In sickness He hath made my bed.
.. How safe it is with Him to be
On, lasting JOY the Christians lot,
HOW safely He hath guided me
By ways that l knew not
b. And Mary, thou my loving wife,
For more than twenty wears
Have shared the common lot of life
its sunshine and its tears.
e And may We share that better home,
rec from toll and free from care:
And the loved ones-all cur cwu-
All be safely gathered there.
$. Come. bless His holy name with me.
1e children of His loving care,
And follow where He Ie4deth thee
Thou shalt lind 4 solace there.
.. I'll murmur not that grow old,
though plain the lines that mark decay
There are silver threads among the gold
am fifty years old to-day.
~ Nor may the journey be too long
There are loved ones on the other shore
To welcome me with seTaph song
Where death shall part US never more.
IL Lord, keep me in tie marrow way
The way from sin all free.
IN on Isy journey home TODAY,
Where many mansions be.
WESLEY WARNER.
Lopez Island, Wash. Tcrr., May %, 1881
, 1887-06-30
From srozaas,s Daiis.

Hon. Beriah Brswn OF Seattle is in
town.
improvements are the order of the
day.
Port Townsend is having quiet boom
OF hcr own.
Hon. ]. T. Ronald will crate ut Seat
tie on the Fourth.
Prof. Kerr says the thermometer was
away above the 100 mark when he left
Walla Walla.
Col. J. c. Baines OF Seattle will Off
ciate as grand marshal of the day at the
Tacoma celebration.
Mrs. Reese, one of the teachers in our
public school, is to enjoy her vacation
by trip to Oquawka, Iii.
Capt. q. N. Gregory, lately in COM
mand of the Manzanita, is now in COM
mand of the steamship Paiatka. running
between Yaquina bay and San Francisco.
Prof. L. j. Powell, president OF the
Territorial University, Is pleasantly
dcmiciled at the residence of DR.. Jas. ID.
Minkler, undergoing q course OF hygien-
ic treatment; and, although still quite
debilitated, is slowly improving. Mrs.
Powell and their daughter Miss Nellie,
are helping to nurse the invalid back TO
health and strength.
The Olympian arrived from Victoria
with returning excuraioHists about IL
o'clock Saturday evening. Those from
up Sound ports must have been up
nearly all highland the rain probably
added much TO their discomfort. 1t is
not always best to make an excursion
tJo long. Too much of sven a good
thing is injurious.
Meeting of the local W. c. I. U.
society at the III. Z. church tomorrow
afternoon at 2:15. Meeting at the church
tomorrow evening for Bible study and
experience testimonies. Regular prayer
meeting Thursday evening. Young
peoples bible study meeting Sunday at
6, D. m. The young people OF the church
and congregation have been invited to
the parsonage Wednesday evening for
social enjoyment.
We would like to have the ear of the
Postmaster General, or whoever engi-
neers things about the mail department.
in Washington, long enough TO whisper
confidentially that the dignity, safety
and convenience Of the public service IN
the Port Townsend post Office demands
an incEesed allowance for clerk hire.
There is so much mail matter TO handle
aud such large amount of work to do
that our officials are nearly worked so
, 1887-06-30
Proceedings of the Episcopal Church
COnyoeation.
TUESDAY. June 1Stb 1887

TUESDAY, June 2Sth, 1887.
Afternoon, Children's Service. The
Bishop of Washington Territory and the
Rev. Messrs. Wilson, Crawford and
Davis, in their vestments conducted the
services. A fine address was delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Wilson
Evening, Young Peoples Services -
Services were conducted by the Rt Rev
the Bishop, the Rev. Dean Watson and
the Rev. Messrs. Wells and Davis
Very strong, earnest and beautiful ad-
dresses by the Rev. Lemuel Wells to the
boys Guild. and the Rev. Dean Watson
to the girls Guild.
After the addresses the Rev. Rector of
Port Townsen invested five boys With
the third, or anchor, degree of the Guild.
The ceremony was very impre5siyee.
"WEDNESDAY, June 10Th.
Conservation of Chancel at 10 a. M .
Present, the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of
Washington diocese, the Rev. Dean Wat.
son, the Rev. s. r. s. Gray, the Rev. j .
B. Alexander, the Rev. G. B. Crawford,
the Rev. 4. S. Nicholson, tue Rev. T.. H .
Wells, the Rev. NJ. d. wilson, the Rev.
". l.. McEwan, the Rev. Edward Davis,
the Rev. VIM. Gill and the Rev. VIM.
Lund, in their vestments, walked from
the vestry door round to the entrance,
when the ranks of the Clergy opening
the Bishop proceeded to the chancel,
whilst the opening sentences from the
Psalms were being read. The Bishop
then proceeded to corsecrate the chancel.
After this Rev. W. Gill read the Lit
any, which was followed by the Holy
Communion, the Ri. Rev. the Bishop
being Consecrator, the Rev. A. S. Mich
olson, Gospellor; the Rev. S. r. S. Gray,
Epistoler; and the Rev. Nessrs. Lund
and Crawford assisted the Bishop in ad-
ministering. The thirteen Clergy in
their robes kneeling in the chaneel par
taking of the Holy Communion was a
most impressive sight,
Mrs. Whittlesey presided at the organ,
and during the offertory sang the beauti-
full solo, 80 Rest in the Lord"
After Holy Eucharist. convocation was
called to order, the roll read, and convo-
cation adjourned to o'clock.
, 1887-06-30
Convseation of the Episcopal Church
MISSIONARY JURISDICTION OF WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
From Mondays DaiIy.)


From Mondays DaiIy.)
The following will be the order of Ser
vices to be held in St. Paufs Church
REV. G. B. Crawford, Rector durin9 the
week:
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Chill
dren's Service and Holy Baptism Ad-
dress by Rev. Mr.. Wilson OF Vancouver.
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, young
peoples Service. The taking Of the
Anchor Of Hope Degree by several OF the
young men of the Guild. Addresses by
Rev. Mr. Watson of Seattle and Rev,
Mr.. Wells of Tacoma.
Wednesday morning at 1870 o'clock,
The opening of COnvocation proper, Holy
Communion. Conservation of Chancel
and Bishop Paddock's S annual address.
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
business meeting for Clergy. Lay Dele
gates to the Convocation and Woman's
Auxiliary to st. Paul's Church.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
Confirmation and Deanery meeting, pre-
sided over by Dean Watson. Short ad-
dresses by some of the Clergy.
Thursday morning. business meeting
for Clerical and Lay Delegates.
Thursday evening, reception for Bish-
op. Clerical and Lay Delegates at Madam
ierrish's residence, at $50 o'clock.
Friday morning, early Service with
Holy Communion.
All are cordially invited to attend the
above Services, and to the reception on
Thursday evening.
, 1887-06-30
From sasurdax,s Daily.

Edward Il. Brown arrived yesterday
nom Seattle.
Ar. +. W. James has received hand
some buggy and harness.
ouF mails to Alaska will be carried
'sioc month hereafter till October.
hFs. Cougilrs Bazaar OF Fashion is
Office. VIC f'0''
afa Flora D. Brown, of the New Mil
aus'y Store in the ARGUS Building, went
/" ifondale today.
L W. sullins has begun suit against
-.oisha Sullins, his wife, for divorce
Aeging cruel treatment.
The Anderson. Captain Waite, arrived
a afternoon from Roche Harbor, and
again for up sound.
D, Passengers for Port Townsend, per
ue'' from San Frahcisco: N. Jones, C.
"ughtin, J. F. AicGeaFy. Charles
,,. s'OL Il, c. Kerr, on old-.ims citizen,
.as 'sa this morning rom walla walla,
= \. - warmly eres' ed by his many
to Victoria on
today. The
with passengers
that tho illness of
Atermitteut fever,
Upheld. It is hoped
recover.
N. Denison was elected one OF
presidents OF the w. O. 7. q,
dfs. a. u. Davis of Duneeness was
ed vice president for Glalam county
ae Mauzanita placed a buoy thil
at the wreck of the BelVidere, of
, 1887-06-30

Am. ship Kate Davenport, Howjand
sailed yesterday from Port Blakely, lum
Der laden for San Francisco.
Steamer San Ped5o and bark Lizzie
Williams sailed yesterday from San
Francisco for Tacoma at winch place
they will load return cargoes OF coal.
Am. bark Cassandra Adams, arrived at
San Diego on the 25th inst, lumber
laden from Port Blakeley.
Steam schooner San Juan. Delaney,
arrived here today from Friday Harbor.
Ger. bark F. G. Sisben, PauIson, is
about due from China. She is chartered
to load lumber on the Sound.
, 1887-06-30
shipping Notes.
(From Mondays Daily }

Am. ship st. Mark, 1882 tons, Nichols,
was towed to sea this mornsng by tug
Mastick, coal laden from Tacoma for
San Francisco.
Am. ship Louisiana, 1865 tons, Oliver,
sailed from San Francisco on the 25th
for Port Townsend. She will load n re-
turn cargo OF coal on the Sound.
The Nor. barks Eniar Thambarskiyer,
800 tons, Noble, and Ephialtes, 66S tons,
Hemicksen, will be towed to sea this
evening. The formsr is lumber laden
for Valparaiso and the latter for Mel
bourne, Aus,
Schooner Marion arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 25tb, lumber laden from
Tacoma.
The new three masted schooner built
in Hall brothers yard at Port Blakeley,
was successfully launched Saturday
evening in the presence Of large num-
Der OF people. She Was christeued the
Lizzie Vance aud will be commanded by
Capt. E. z. Harkwick.
Steamer Olynpian, Carroll. sailed to-
day for Alaskan ports taking the q, S.
mails.
Bark Mary Clever sailed from Port
Discovery, lumber laden for San Fran
cisco.
Am. ships J. B. Thomas and Iyanhoe
arrived at San Francisco Saturday, coal
laden from Seattle.
Steamer San Pedro, and Am. ship
Yosemite arrived at San Francisco Sat-
urday, coal laden from Tacoma.
, 1887-06-30

death. Salary for one more able-bodied
clerk should be allowed.
Thursday evening as the steamer
Clara Brown was about leaving Utsalady
with a boom OF logs for Tacoma, the
mate. John F. Fisher, happened to step
on the wrong side of her hawser, and
the boat swinging around, the rope
tighteued, throwing him overload. Not
being able to swim he was drowned,
although the steamer was stopped and a
boat instantly lowered, and every effort
made to rescue him, the skitf being
within a few feet of him when he went
down for the last time. The body has
not been recovered. Deceased formerly
resided in Port Madison. and was liked
by all with whom he came in contact.
, 1887-06-30
VIII Leave for the East.

Capt H. l.. Tibbals, who has served
faithfully and for so long time as pilot
on tire waters Of Puget Sound. will start
on his vacation journey to the east. prob
ably on next Friday. Captain Tibbals
has three months leave Of absence and
will employ his time in making visit to
the scenes of his boyhnod on the Con
Decticut river, about ninety miles from
New York.
He was born in Old Haddam. Conn,
while Capt. Ackly of the Geo. W. Elder
was born in East Haddam. He came TO
California, via Cape Horn, in 1919, vis-
tied the Atlantic coast again in 1853, and
since that time has been in constant
service on the waters of the Pacific
coast,
For the last eighteen years he has
scarcely left the waters Of the Puget
Sound, having made but two visits TO
San Francisco during that period.
He has six sisters living along the At
iantic coast, from New York to Boston,
the youngest of whom is 81 years of age,
the eldest ". Captain Libby has been
placed in charge during the temporary
absence OF Captain Tibbals.
, 1887-06-30
(From Tuesdays Daily

Br. bark Huasquina, 42S tons, Ander-
son, arrived hsre last evening in tow of
tug Wildwood from Victoria. She will
load cargo OF Redwood at Port Blake
ly for Valparaiso.
Br. bark Dumbartonshire arrived here
last evening from Utsalady, lumher laden
for Valparaiso.
Ship Blue jacket sailed frsm San
Francisco yesterday for Seattle She
will load coal as a return cargo.
Bark Aureola arrived at San Francisco
yesterday, coal laden from Tacoma.
, 1887-06-30
TELEGRPRIG DISPATCHES,
The American Party.

American party will take place here on
Monday, the Fourth of July. From de-
tails in progress the meeting is destined
to be large one. 1t is said that Oak
land will send over q delegation 600
etroDg, and delegations will be present
from other points in the state. An ad-
dress will be prese nted az this meeting
setting forth the issues involved in the
new movement, supplemented by u series
of resolutions constituting its platform.
Murdered.
VICTORIA, June 27.-Information has
been received here that the sIoop Sea.
bird, which left Port Townsend for
Alaska on May l, 1887, never reached
port, but the crew were murdered by In
dians in Knights Inlet. The crew con-
sisted of Capt. Wells; Henry Moore,
pilot; Henry Bolt, and a German, name
unknown. Pilot Moore has family in
Victoria and Bolt has family in Seat
tie. Tom, an Indian, whose brother was
hanged at Nanaimo last year, is sup
posed to have committed the deed in
revenge.
Awaiting Crews
SAN Francisco, June 27.-The British
ships Baliumbre, Lord Curris, Torridon,
Grassdale and Cbaisara are awaiting
crews. The Darhem was ten days in
getting a crew, and it is said that por-
tion of the men she did get have never
been to sea before.
No Extra Session.
WAsHrNGToN, June 24-It is stated to-
day that President Cleveland has con-
cluded there will be No necessity for an
extra session of congress.
Marshfcld, wis. Burned.
MILWAUKEE, June 27.-It is impossi-
bic t. obtain detailed particulars.of the
fire tonight, Meagre accounts received
of its come from neighboring towns
whose hospitality has been thrown open
to the 1000 homeless inhabitants; but few
have avsiled themselves of it, however,
most OF the people being housed for this
night under wagons. rudely constructed
sheds, blankets and such household fur
niture piled up as was saved. The scene
is pitiable one. Wearied men and de-
pressed women are watching the remnant
OF their homes and POSSESSIONS, promis-
cuously seated around in the surround
Ing woods which are lighted up from the
blaze that still comes from the burning
mass that covered acres. and represent
ing thriving village. So rapid was
the spread of the fire that comparatively
little was saved. But one store and
few bali burned houses remain of the
following town. Many people were
transferred by specials to the neighbor
ing towns aud others camped on the out
skirts OF the town. Insurance is small.
Gen. Miles in Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, June 27.-Gen. Miles
arrived last night from the front. The
people are abIazs with enthusiasm that
what was feared would be long sum
mer campaign has been ei4ded in just "a
days. The four Indian scouts are being
tried by military court. The other u
will be demanded by the court authori-
ties and tried for murder.
, 1887-06-30

The Br ship Torridon which is TaIt
ing a crew at San Francisco. is chartered
to load a cargo of lumber on tie Sound.
, 1887-06-30
Murderel.
Awaiting Crews

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The British
ships Baliumbre, Lord Curris, Torridon,
Grassdale and Chaisara are awaiting
crews. The Darhem was ten days in
getting a crew, and it is said that por-
tion of the men she did get have never
been to sea before.
, 1887-06-30

T OFFER FOR SALE q limited number of
i choice residence lots, at reasonable prices
and on easy terms OF payment
Interest at 10 par cent. per anEum on deferred
payments. Payments TO be made monthly
Possession given when S1OD has been paid on
purchase price
For further information apply to the under
signed at C. c. Bartlett & Co.'S.
dw'lm ALFRED y. PLUMMER.
, 1887-06-30
No Extra Session.

WAsHINGToN, June 24-It is stated to-
day that President Cleveland has con-
cluded there will be No necessity for an
extra session of congress.